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Wednesday, 06 August 2008 |
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Now we here at fungreenfair.com are no fans of "scientifishtic" reasoning but apparently the planet is getting warmer because of a phenomenon called Global Warming. Apparently, lots of scientists think humans cause heating (of course so do cows)... But apparently, some politicians aren't so sure...
The Union of Concerned Scientists have lots of interesting views about the environment, nuclear war and human rights [Cartoon Contest on now!]. I came across the UCS site whie reading an incredible blog by a climate insider...
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Saturday, 02 August 2008 |
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Al Gore has given up on the human race. Despite his best efforts, we have reached environmental tipping points of varying types in global temperature, peak oil, reality-show-itis...
Global Warming: Permafrost defrosting in Siberia, transformation of the Jet Stream , slowing of ocean currents .
Extreme Weather: High temps, storms, drought...Courtesy of Climate Progress
Reality-show-itis: Big Brother, Survivor, The Biggest Loser...BBC from back in 2000 !
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Wednesday, 30 July 2008 |
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Perhaps, because the tunes cry, "Music is my Sanctuary", I am optimistic about the idea of pulling cars off the road in China (BBC). Without going to the extreme of the Mel Brooks musical the Producers, fascism can be good for the environment, at least during the Olympics:
But an article in the state-run China Daily gave details of the further, stricter measures that could be introduced."More vehicles could go off the roads, and all construction sites and
some more factories in Beijing and its neighbouring areas could be
closed temporarily," a front-page article said. This was confirmed by Professor Zhu Tong, of Peking University, who advises the Beijing government about air pollution.
He confirmed that 90% of the city's private cars could be taken off the roads under these stricter controls
Of course this might not be a great time to be a human rights protestor ...
UPDATE: Clouds over Olympic Stadium (BBC - August 4, 2004).
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